The guests were impressed with the exposition of Russian folk arts and crafts – handmade items produced according to traditional canons are highly appreciated all over the world. The guests inspected the exposition attentively and showed an interest in the masterfully created pictures of the Shedevr studio, works of the Mstersky Juvelir enterprise and lacy garments of the folk crafts enterprise Svirskoye Kruzhevo.

The eminent guests were particularly pleased to take part in the workshop of the Imperial Porcelain Manufactory commemorating the 275th anniversary of the enterprise, where anyone who felt like it could learn the nuances and the art of painting porcelain, adopting the experience of the leading IPM artists.

The Consuls spent over 2 hours at the trade fair and even took the contact information of several exhibitors for future collaboration.

The Nevskiy Larets offers an opportunity not only to buy unique pieces of folk arts and crafts, but to learn how to make them as well. In the workshop area, experienced craftsmen will teach how to plait guard dolls, stamp coins and much more!

The trade fair is open February 8-10 in EXPOFORUM, Zone D.